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Market Reports

By STEWART JONES 9 Co» Charlottetown cmnpmldonu of Groenehfaldo A 00., ‘lfontren! ‘

New York Exchange

The Montreal Stock Exchange

l London Letter/

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BY GLANVlLIlE CARI-WV (British United Pres!)

fllched from a lady's handbag was merely a new sort of one cent piece.

in her life and that she had bought

of knick-knacks.

l To realise that a sovereign may be fllppantly tendered in payment for a few candies is rather a shock to those who recall the acute anguish with which each gold coin was ‘bro- ken’ in the days before paper money began to debase our sense of values.

Every time I exchange one of those scraps of paper for a handful of sil- ver I feel the richer for the transac- tion.

Surely nothing could provider. bet- ter excuse for dissipating hard earn- ed sterling. The fellow who finds joy in hoarding our paper notes must be a degenerate type oi miser.

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Bankers are not, as a rule, an im- aginative or social race. Taken as a whole they seem to be an unsympa- thetic tribe and their hard-heart- edness would put all the Pharaohs to shame‘. But there are exceptions and Mr. Alfred l-Ioare, whose family have been bankers for centuries in Lond- on, seems to be one of them. And what is more, he advertises it in the newspapers.

Thus the ‘imcs’ (and doubtless other journals: carried the other day an announcement by lvlr. Iloare of the Hoare Family Dining Club of vlfich apparently all those o! that raine resident in this worll tile sun. the moon, the stars and all‘ the punets are invited to become zncln- blrs, and to that end may ‘JCYLIC to N." l-loare at the bank.

As one activity, the J ub propos- es to hold an annual dinner in Lon-

(Qpeelal to Johnston I. Ward) (Fm-rial M Johnston d‘ Ward)" IONDQN A fl] 2fl___3jg Ben g! nix“ Open!lllglillloivlIlustixtffh Sim-kn Opeullllghllloivllgnn! ' pt 1 i. {HIXIRIKIRZSIKZSIIIBM X 1...“... H. 511A.) 3...; 1.. 34) _-,;I 2M1... II I - . “Westminster af er hav ng worn our e5: (urn . (FY 1 . ‘ll e ... .. _.i ~ uournmx. s...» .. .. llurLltkfl 1...... 1m...‘ Al one... .1l2ii=,\/:\l2il=l~‘.11819121 —1l'i Boll lend-ll“... ...ll-lil/l.l1\l/-ll-iti illt. “m!” “c” 1°’ “me eighty yew“ °' I . n 5% pc 1.90.1931 “or, 1H3.” . I30 _;l I:r.lIz_lll;.II.m_II.r k lIsIlIlI. so has suddenly developed a. tine Abmb . . . . . . . . . .. ... ... ... - I - . - ,4 4 I ’, l - on 3 themI Alllel-ufrllolno ol-aio w. (TAXABLE ISSUES‘. II'-‘(_l‘Il_>“I§rI Iii -i Vi l MI l healthy °° °r m. e °‘ ggbeksto: IIIKIIIIIAIII... I.“ In“ IIII N n 1m“ IIlIlIII IIIIIIIIIIII: I -.lI 1I._iIII|I .13.... The face which looks acoss the an 0 ~ ~ - - -- --- I- ‘ /..- . . In . ._ __ I , ;_ ‘ m2‘ — Bunk o! No", 5m“, __ J... 52;“ _ TIWVIIWI“ _ ,,|I1IlIIIIIIIII;J,1.IlM1.... , I EIlIlIlIlI (RIIlIlllnIllII \I \I l River Thames was tinged the other Bell Telephone . . . . .. 1... 4. g..,...I..,.., I .. .l\.,I_-\_o-/.\l.l.l lIln Il_..I I I I ._..I __ I_ I . night Wm, a rosy glow and numb Brlllllllll lnti <>.-ti:s.ll»l:l .. 44ml 4.11m 4.1%. lll-l,|+ i. ‘ 7'81"“ W“ ~l M l-t» ! - .. 13...... Anlel-ll-l... on Inn’. (](‘s'!1fi“|)‘4 _' iIIlIltlIlIfitlllléII I I-w, Birtliurliglzslllelt H}: II _ reds of men, woman and childwn l-lrliiigllll l-‘ollIllfmlliIilltsPmv 3R lg“. 1m‘. _ - i ll ‘ll ‘malt VI 4-,", s“... p.15’. "'1 . " 4;.‘ gathered on Westminster Bridge to Bu m: L -- ~- v . l. ii .25 limo ' .- , .» ‘ I (‘lllillrl . . .. I I, I-IeIIIIIIZI nreIllII- iI 4Il<_- see what was happening. (‘nrlaln . . ,. ,. , “I -- . ..,......ll.... v0.1»..- l... Paper .. III... MARKET Rot-m.» m... A...“ M. IIIIIIIII- I1§li§fifIIII~ I I liens Blush was due to twelve bis mllllllIdn lgilfrglgf Commerce -- -- q-III I illrli m. NR...“ I ' colored arc lamps which had been r‘... Illllifilifiriblttifynz; '1: 1~I.>1,;. Imaznmuv TR.\("\‘I(I.\' ' ‘Y. i Placed 1“- ms interim‘ as pa“ M m” ollllllnIlIsInIivrllasillgIoiréilcollnl .. . 11.: mom‘ nNn POWER "‘ Al"... 11......- floodlighting experiments in prepar- ‘ ll ll Pf I not o u- - ~ i _ ‘fforllnionloll lirhllze Mg. (‘ollsilll-rlllllo discuss-Inn lllin her-ll [irv- z/fi 3M9“ ‘m’ the Emmi dmplflY which 15 Dominion‘ Tar nml (‘llenlirnl .. .. H“? :;lIllfI€i1'|Ill giIl-l-ie IRPVHIWI! of luff wIllll re; "3 Pow (‘llrp g t0 be given HEX?» September during Friar-r us. -- .4 " I ‘ll lall ‘ ll-lllll. .'l't l [-1- g _ I " “Zn”... Ilfitool \\ nren . I?) gl('l'\\'((“l;r(,:\llllllfillfi. lt II.. llcl-ll NII4|D_\\I'II ||‘(Il|\‘\' Qiniqlrpt.‘ {guswo} the International IUILIIIIIISUOII C011- Hrll-il- - ~ - - ~ ~ < -- -' ' i" Ii no lav n Slllflk llll-hll-lllls is ‘= Sim" p ,_ ._ _ International Mckel 101 llnrim: the effect nf substantially in~ g¢](.‘.|‘IzrL“('-:,|m|dll II .. , gyms s“ xmndmq‘ I |||"fl|3\t]0:\)lII: Petroleu gzeflusizfiflan...»IIfnIglllnlHIlllew- qllnrtarlr ,1; win... Elgc _, The powerful beams of white light In. r . -II¢ -. ' I .= e l-l-ll y mllipollnl no ‘d ' liars’: xflllrlzlfl‘ I“ i.‘.“;::““:\.“§\. "“I‘“I <l\l..-.-tI"Ir Io mull-tor.’ As h" ,1“ ifonlrc-lll .. .. PR‘. cut through the darkness and shone 31.0.. -ron"\ . - ‘PEI . or.- l. lvr ::ll I ullt llnd .uno ‘ -~ -~ 1*,‘ 1' y] ,, ,, __ ,‘.-. B h h 1 ltlhlitreul ll. H. llnll Power .. 1st. when lilo lll-xt ll:l_\'|\ll‘lil is in llo Johns ‘lion . "ii W u I I I ""1 on en so 0‘ M’ e wem’ Due again N,..l.....ll Bron-cries [4nlii n. .. VARICK FRISSELL and the roseate hue vanished. Oth- -"““““"‘l M”! n“ m‘: My u -/ . er beams were directed at var in Nomlllll: u. - 7l.,..i.~i Nllllflilli. ‘lIlo-w: h“: ‘m HERO 0F OUTER y g v - ‘or orn nu . . . . .. ... . . ox ..-n . .. , l»'.’l‘I-§ra...l§.-.. - » - - - - - -~ lliillllllf"xll?illllil‘ll‘ilf “out Wllrll . '- "4. " COVE bEAI-‘ERS angles and m momen‘ ‘he emxre gun... g-mler . . . . . . . .. lIllIgInl uni .-...iI or llii'.Iltl1.tl'.‘.il.:lT nluirosi. illrllnllflv‘ . . - t; ST. Jot-Liz's, Nfld" A‘)... 2k...“ tower was outlined in brilliant il- 1. _- l m. .. ... lull nan won l-ollry ll I -it.l tl.t 1 ll ‘in - ~ . ~ filiiaiiglliikiln “"‘"‘ "'9' "Wulruly lo PWBPIIIE eriunnlll. N... ,1‘ Lt ‘fl m“ °§ tbs Viklns til-suite!" has been mmmatm‘ 55mm ‘he d”? Ski“ slllloll nllll s0‘?! h- wflililgitl ouIli hast-l of llltlrolla .-..u.- I‘ lfcIut "Is 001d and retold. It is a tale of hero- ' > ' - . , _ or l ‘. .- - _ i I »- i.‘ ‘If! qqrltillxtll l l "l!" IEIIIIIFI. ivyinlfuii-Iilllillgglusiirilf: fir.“ Par ‘hobo. ‘.4: ism‘ endurance and EYES-t P11351351 Could an elderly clubman of a wlllnlpvg Electric .. rent. y»... would liq q“... substantial‘ Pol... lnlll .. misery, several of we suwwors m; few decades ago return today to the lllnlllt l4 p..-_ fur ti... tllroo Illflllfhli’ l‘ a of N J . 5Q I '

SE“, You“ "KHIHIN. n "I MI “m, I“ m” dun“ mm.“ W“, I :4, only Master “latch Johnson and the London haunts of his youth noth- tlleallanv . shlililliyglllliq: trill‘;“:l“0h1‘ii.€'m;l:fi:" continue f‘ l‘ o " .1 late captain Kennedy stood m“: d5‘ mg would surprise and nothing :.,,,..,...,.I,; 0.... _ , rtrlfllfilliqliira-yltl‘ Ipll I In... ill!‘ IwllIvl. l: a I14; zfirIIis-‘dly; as the heroes of the hour, would shock him more than the in- Aylnrulllli ... . ... . .' sl a lllrsoliell :4 s. ll . ‘n u 5o urn one has aid » ~ ilmlilix Arlntln-l ... . l . court... eollillignllt |lll]I‘l*l.\' upon the ~ n] hund do dd ,, s , a word of creasing feminlsatmn of the once "nnnmnn rum“ n . lifiimitgllfisil?t0wil:ll““\n‘ly| lnfihqflly; "ind"? Ltlldoblklr 1'7‘ e re 0 “Ln “no took nolmflolately mascunne strongholds of

' ... .. ' I i(‘l v. l lrll" . i" 1 . - , i':,',;,“,:f_§.,...,. p"... l. ,_ .l|l....t rl~.--l. l:il|lll|it_\‘ ll. IL; r...~.~|,.,, H". TPXHS o.» M: lmlmincnt bait-who lived, somehoWJISt. James.’ ,<,,,,,.,,......~l o... .l‘i\1\ 1... m. .-.-......I._... .-.._~.. ..-. n... ........ 1V through a ghastly night, without; Those mmous clubsI the CamonI Wlvllvuvlii‘ §““"‘““~‘ i i” "r """"" “"""‘ “"' "“ ‘“""'"““?‘ “l? food or drink many 0° them without‘ ...,.,....|0.. slows . I illi! :lt Hi0 l-l... ..r l]... vlll-lwlll _\'(‘€ll‘ it w; ' ~ {me Garrick and even the Bachelors ldlwtrll‘ Pow.‘ lllla Llvll I “new l... ...----- ..l-._ l... ll..- mllllllulliv ‘n. 3 even warm clot-hing. In some cases (what-s in BI names) have an been )1‘ x Flln-s .. . . 4 b ~ II ' l} » were lackmg’ and mt “ m" linvaded by the monstrous regiment V. were without protection for the r .-......l l-. ........l : u, hands mac d somnmm I n 110i‘ womcn and with their triumph .l.ll.....».l .... l ~ i‘ ~ g 0 1c rea , , . don where a“ me “Dam. m . I. Vlklili: spirit must “long to W]. Huh iltlve collie other changes, the dls- , . a: cat

l‘. 1w... ‘your null

flit linprnvril lllill stlliltlizt-tl, either lit the _ l . m: l r llml l!2i‘_', "l-l th - - , zillumiollnv . 101,: $30.3",volllillllt; n’. Iillllvi-(Yulizxdlu orflilirltillii ‘Flwflfll i" J"|""'~"'," “Min, ‘ ‘ ' ' in \‘.‘l'\\\rl of lirli-tililui currency us it Sfllfk“ 09IemH|Fh|“Pvlrmff xvTivn “GX-I‘ rnu-qqs h,“ hm... "fling l.r.tlsh .\ln .0“ iii ..l ma‘ 10M 10s.. ' , As lo Iilg l||lllil‘i1i.‘\|i\ ollllollk for re- "ml"! o" -- - ' l ‘Q1 '2 rm...,,.;_.-.~...y laizrlnlrilzs. l...l.llil.l.l.... of the llvllllhlll‘ of Ill-llzllwl lull-Brig" 9" -- ~09‘ 1-1" 1'}. fill. ill-rs. tin-r.- ill l‘ lvllll- vllrlzitlon lit’ llllll ’lllliiit'l'“ I W's‘. WI IQII. ..- -.,. 5|... ‘nmpilliull. lllll banking tillnrvl-ils in l-lose "It Pvlffllfiilll 11!: "Y. ‘l1’- ' “Uri-q. n ‘$00 't.lu.~fi will. llil- sillllllioll ill tile iilolllvllt l"! mum's‘ -\ WH- .10“; ' m}. 9.1 14 llrll not prvpllrllll to nllult ll wry rllolii» h" \7i‘-“il“*" ‘i f!‘ v ... " 5i? ...‘- 1021'." llll ..l.ll...l.~ the feeling: living: Hlfll 1t 1'41"" L"! - 50!‘: R‘ wan..." y... ltultllirlll [lfllllfllv-l)‘ lw sulin- rlllllairlvrlllllc slwrfi" ‘,5 c .. n _ _: 41/, p.- louun limo inn...» silllllilzlltil 1.. vffeotevl. f1} y. ~-I v .. |; . ..ll"i‘h.~ll. ll is iilllllgllt \\ lilo, (in. lllil- lfl RI Hill-lion . v1.1! '7. , r." lll= 1.. 1.. - - lm-l (‘olll- “Hiker. 111mm l l ._ , _ - 1 ~ _ h -.,. -~~*‘—~_"*'“'—"‘“ $2,‘ 1.2“. " fill‘. ".‘.‘.7.......l '~'.-'-.‘ $1.11?“ ZINC TONNAGE 490.361 P011143.’- .. .. a _ . 31.... i,’ it Co bit llc _, , _ . . . . . . I“ I I. V I 5..., ll.r>.| l~l\.\.\tl.\ll tot .\.~l.i.: . __ _ I\,,",',', P2,}. _ M. I . I WASHINGTON, April 2s The proI ill-l - l1‘.‘.‘.‘.."1‘i'Jill‘..'€l1..Ti"“."Z‘{I-'?! 13."; dwell or formed m "endow-l Z n‘: - t... ...-.-l. gl-llilli.’ l....l.-.-.l1.|,v .~.I.l~sI.~; 1.; ores ll. the United States duringl w» lbw -. f» lw “ """""""‘ the year 1930 amounted to 439.361 S‘: ' l’ \\' 4E lit‘ 8.15:. 1.1:“. f 3..., _ tons. according to the Bureau of h... socllr . f-‘Kl or Mines of the Commerce Department.

ilmllslox or (‘.\N\ll.\ . ~———'—""_—“ . __ I uuiirns rlzlzli lioxiis IIIIMIIWII I sIIIIIIIII_ Sum", POPULAREED LmnARmS IllIlItI the I. xll-lIanIiqil the Ired 00a; ,,. .< ___ .l ..'. n rn. lo» ll c - '::' :. f... '.::l:: "...':.:'".'..- “ ‘ l‘."- °'.. -‘ l ‘° . “ “""" L‘ ‘I'd. ’ 2311i.’ ’ " .'."“.!.l‘.'..." .~ "RT. 'l..-...'......~ .......- '...-l-.... KANSAS CITY Mo. Aliril 28—-Oi\e w" "l- ee dell" O my lmk W s“ l‘ .\' . . »~ - ' ~‘~ ' - r _, ,. ' , _ - r . .\ y; g _ __ 2"" . l.--l_.~ ._.-.- ,III a. ‘ll... ll;_~-I'I"I'_""{:‘II tiling about the business (ICDIQSSiOXLIBH-v "Ionics bccdlls” 0* the F13‘ 0r P x R ' " 3'! \"'\'l»||-I Ill...‘ All l? \.‘l.‘.‘....‘»‘.-.l.l.-\ i.» pitfall n; ha; given people more time to I'm" 00mins 119-1 heard 50mm"? saYI {l ' " lfllvflii .3. ltl-lilvllvlr l"...-.-.---l- “in... lull: .l.....ll- rcupgock emanation m u“. {gm-Attila boilers would Z0 up next. S0 I - o n ‘ . . I‘ I . _ » '. . ' [ ‘ l. N “I ~ I 1n. tlIlllls \\lll \\ltl.\\\. llLI tIlll l.l\\_....llI.l. .II I m m“ tn the side and JwnPQdI I l? N ll I 10' l.lll.- gl-os ..l._IIl.....l\..».. .llI.- r‘ uI-llr ls 5.1;). public library for 153i ill! III wpnt rmmd to the port side and r s i. . .. “L.” ""“".""‘.“ .‘-""‘.‘ .-... '," .]‘. l“ March a1 was 150300 books more tillml » v N k _ _ 101.20 recovery. flu-l‘ k |\I llflllI luIIIIll-I- d! t0 Pu“! B wright found Captain Kean thin-BI I was u s: i. . .. m... 10m iunooI llllnu lltlllls oi‘ blur .ll.l ‘UPI Hill; lIlIl- I“ for 1930, accor ng - "lad h was them to ten us what m DOMINION 0l-‘ CANADA B031»! will be pull. lll to llIin-T .\ futolnIIlllo Iibrafla-n clmulaflon ‘m, March was ., c (TAX EXEMyT 15.31.55) S\\l'1\ lllljiulinln-llts lllll_\I lr- llnnioIr-ll ~ I 183262 for dOI The whole gnu. pa“ of the shlp if llll- lwllllllnill- holly ls tn llll restored 204 241 booksI gompaftd b0 . 0.-c1,1l..<ll 100.1". iolllln m Hull llrl-llr-r bnlmlcc which is Twill-S" ' r was blazing by then. We got the cap- Foil-W“ “i” "m "° ""‘ "°“"“‘ Wm“ h“ y” ' tain into a dory and stlrtéa for the

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Stewart Jones 8r Co.

Correspondents of

Qreenshields 8; Co.

Members o! the Montreal Stork Ext-hung:

88 Great George 82., Charlottetown

. As we have received final notice from A. Horne 8: Co., to vacate the premises now occupied by us we are offering our entire stock of monu- merits and headstones at greatly re- duced prices.

The stock consists of the finest Scotch, Swedish and Native Granites; also, Castle Grey and Light Vermont Marbles in the very latest designs.

' IIISGOIIIIT SALE NOW

monuments.

v ill.» l-.llllp.|ll_v if tlvli "Xlfflllllflp rnie were

The Montreal

Curb Market

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--1t. will Relieve a Colcb-Golds are the commonest a i5 °t m“? kmd and n neglected may 19f‘! '° itlons. Dr. Thomas Ec- lectric Oil will relieve the bronchial

issues o! llfiammation sPee-‘my p hly arid will strenkihe"

and thorouS . (1 them against subseqvfliil “tuck A“

a5 it; eases the inflammationailgewit usually Stop me meant“ ‘tlliroat allays the irrita on n -

T... it and Prove li- v ,_.._. .-

SALE l

Our thirty years’ experience in. sures you perfect wormanship-

Our prices, which include letter- ing. concrete foundation and setting. will never be duplicated. either by’. ourselves or by any other firm.

Those who come first will get their choice of over 150 beautiful

CHANDLER o» BELL

100 KENT smear PHONE 741-1

CHARLOTTETOWN

P. E- ISLAND

cm. writes B. C. \ lilo 5i. John‘; Unity News, to c l; so on... 01; them ‘thfoilgh such an expel-low»,

A tyypical story is told by Mltllnol liinsula, one of the tllre; Outer Corr; men who came solely home. Michael is a veteran sealer at eighteen, though he had not even achieved that mature age when he sailed in the “Vlking" onJvfai-ch 9. This was his “second spring to the ice." and was taken joyously» because his hero. Mir. Vai-ick Frisseli was to be on the same ship.

"Last year.“ he said, “I sailed with him too. He was a grand. man. All

QM. the boys liked him becasue he want-

llit ed t.) be with them. He cven had his

>3 meals in the fore-hold sometimes. He di.

lzlppcarmlcc for cxaniplc of the after ilicairc slipper which used to be a feature of club liie.

Women, whether they can or can- not go to this sort of club prefer almost invariably to go on from a theatre to a. place where they can dance. _

Some clubs-famous clubs too- have preserved their celibate -mon- asticism. White's. the Athenaeum, Iand Boodies, for instance.

l At Brooks a slight concession is ‘made. Women may not lunch there Ibut they are admitted on special ‘occasions to ‘through the windows.

I In general it. would be safe to say

dnvtnmmd sitting ‘m a b“ and "t" to found a club in London from

was always glad when he stopped for a bit where I was. It's a bad business that he wasnt saved.

shore. The ice was pretty bad. By morning we hadn't much strength ‘left. But the captalxfwas with us. {so I felt we were alright. Then we met other groups, and 1 fonnd Jim lCoady and got my boots from him.

I was wishing I had a coat, too, be-

cause the cold feels worse when you‘re , hungry, but there was nothing 1 l could do about that. My mother spent lall she could on clothes for men be- fore I left for the ice, but I lost ev- eiythlng,_But I was thankful to be alive. We didn't reach the island till the afternoon, and at that. we were the first to get there."

ling out of a pan with three or four of us. He liked to talk to us too. I

“I was just putting the kettle on wlicn I heard a roar. I saw the stove

which women were barred. Shades Of John Knox! -

O I I

And, talking of clubs, a good story is going the rounds in the clubs.

An extremely able but notoriously pompous Minister o.’ a minor kind was recently touring his constituency in the North and speaking or ‘ore. siding at various local functions While so engaged he stayed a night at a snlal unpretentious inn of the Village where he had addressed a meeting. The next morning he de- scended to breakfast well pleased

himself in particular. Throwing wide °l1en the door of ‘the little ‘coffee’ room‘ he, as an actor, made 1.15 entry. He advanced with dignity (,0 a table and as he did so asolitary man at a table in a far comer stood up. ‘This was indeed balm. Looking towards the stranger the Great Man waved a deprecatcry hand and with the manner of “V3 Almlehtv addressing B. cockroach re- ‘marked with condescension, “Good l momma. GOOD MORNING, prey ‘sit down." whereupon the other

surprisingly retortcd, dammit why should I Can't I get the blinkinfi marmalade off

n Michael Kirlsella is the son of Mrs James Kinseila, of Outer Cove, whose, husband died suddenly last. December. Within a month of her husband's ldeath came the heartbreakinz WW8 of the death of her son John, aged 25 [who was fishing out. of Boston. The 'daye of suspeme about her youngI son's fate were cruel ones for this‘ sorely tired mother, but the joyful news of his safety made everything right again. ‘.'.D0ti't'. be without Donal“ Egypt- 1H Linlmeut. Keep it always handy. Xclieves toothache, neuralgia, sore throat, qulnsy and croup. Invaluable for burns. sores, Barber's Itch-and

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Ebilylflk n sovereign (which is $5) from

sideboard if I want to?" The minister didn't tell the story himself. ‘

To those of us in this country who for a great part. of our lives. were accustomed (however tempor- arily) to the handling of golden coins-sovereigns and half-sovereigns -—and even occasi lly possess...“ one, it seems sci-arise to think that ma“?! 0i us, even adult, have never vet seen a sovereign. '